About Us
James proudly served in the United States Army before spending years as a dedicated service plumber. Starting his own company had long been a dream, and when the pandemic hit in 2020, we saw an opportunity to make it a reality. James earned his State Master Plumbing License and launched Woodson Plumbing, giving us the flexibility to better support our family—especially our daughter, with special needs.
Kelly brings over two decades of experience in Early Childhood Education, having worked as both a teacher and a Director. Her leadership and communication skills now help drive our business forward.
Together, we run Woodson Plumbing as a family-owned company built on professionalism, compassion, and hard work. Between us, we have eight children (with two still at home), plus two dogs and two birds. When we're not working, you'll find us gardening, boating, fishing, and enjoying the Florida sunshine.
April is Autism Acceptance Month: Celebrating Neurodiversity
April is Autism Acceptance Month—a time to move beyond awareness and into genuine understanding, respect, and inclusion. It’s an opportunity to recognize the incredible diversity of minds in our communities and to celebrate the strengths, perspectives, and talents of autistic individuals.
Acceptance means:
• Listening to autistic voices
• Challenging stereotypes
• Creating environments where everyone feels safe, supported, and valued
• Recognizing that communication, learning, and connection can look beautifully different from person to person
Autism isn’t something to “fix”—it’s a natural part of human diversity. When we embrace neurodiversity, we build communities that are kinder, more flexible, and more creative. We make space for people to show up exactly as they are.
This month, let’s commit to:
• Learning from autistic self‑advocates
• Supporting families and caregivers
• Encouraging inclusive workplaces, schools, and public spaces
• Celebrating the strengths and contributions of autistic individuals
Acceptance is more than a month—it’s a mindset. And together, we can help make that mindset the norm.
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